Visit Munnar

Definitely would recommend visit to Munnar especially for the following three attractions 1. Kannan Devan Tea factory visit 2. Pottas farm Fish spa and ecstasy ride 3. Punarjani Kalaripayattu and Kathakali show (4:30 pm onwards)

AD Traveler United Arab Emirates

the resort is located from munnar around 14 km , the resorts is located at Gap Road where there is always misty clouds , which make you feel like you are in the clouds , its always a good climatic condition feels like in Kashmir, the Restaurant food is so tasty and the staff is good , the restaurant has a natural enviroment feelings, The room has a good view from bedroom toards the hills which is covered with clouds , the best place to stay with family and kids enjoy the nature of the forest, Tea plantation , waterfalls , the resorts has equpied with playing for kids and teenagers, overall the resorts is good for all person who wants to enjoy the Hills view

MUNNAR ITSELF IS BEAUTIFUL PLACE FILLED WITH ENERGY, GREENARY EVERYWHERE , WATERFALLS ,TEA GARDENS ,BUT THE REAL FUN IS WHEN YOU WAIT FOR LONG TO SEE WILD ELEPHANT'S AND WHEN THEY APPEAR IN FRONT OF YOU FROM THE JUNGLE IT'S THE MOMENT YOU WANT TO CAPTURE ,TO EAT YOU HAVE LOT OF OPTION'S OF VEG AND NON VEG .BUT BEEF BIRYANI IS AWESOME .

SANDEEP

Best place to visit. 3 days stay can be ideal. Kozhugu malai view point we missed. 1.8 kM Zipline and jeep ride to that point was awesome. (Rs3250/person on week day and Rs 1750 on week ends) Tea estate views and Botanical garden water stream was mind relaxing. (RS 100) Elephant ride at Mattupatti dam was good. (600/person) For South Indian breakfast I would suggest Hotel Saravana bhavan at City center and Non Veg dinner at Alibhaba and 41 dishes hotel was also good with nice ambience. Driver also suggested ROMA in city center. I would suggest to visit before Feb as it will be hot after that.

Narayanaswamy

Excellent location but carefully select the hotel.No need to stay closer to town centre and find more detail about room view, floor leveled otherwisethey will land you in a room which you may otherwise like it.

Jahfar Sri Lanka

The environs are great. However, the town itself is overly congested and there appears to be no supervision of traffic, which runs wild on the streets shared by humans, as in much of India. However, I think more should be expected of a town that exists because of tourism. It needs to be more tourist friendly, and by that I mean cleaner, better organized, less dangerous for pedestrians. The streams running through Munnar are filthy with trash. Is there no governmental or community effort to clean this up? Really, I am sad to see it, and I feel that Munnar is being ruined so that within a reasonable amount of time unless there is an effort by the community, it will no longer be worth much for tourism.

Ronald United States